Each year I’m invited to lecture to our Organizational Psychology students on material from The Conscious Manager: Zen for Decision Makers. The lectures are well-received and I have fun with them.
Psychology has always big at our university; Carl Rogers, Victor Frankl, and Abraham Maslow have been faculty members here.
After my last lecture, a faculty old-timer remarked to me, “You know, long ago Alan Watts argued pretty much the same point you just did, and in this very room.”
Wow. What a rush to be a part of that tradition.
Just wanted to share the feeling with you.
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